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Did anyone else ever get this? It's sad to see than it'll probably never appear over here, or America, but I absolutely love this game. I'd put this above Ouendan! in the rhythm action stakes, and to be honest it's probably my favourite handheld bemani game.

I'm struggling past the Kanji, but I've found the Mario Medley, so I'm more than happy now :D

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I've been playing this for ages, its gotta expansion pack for the GBA slot too. I don't like it as much as Ouendan mainly coz its ina language I can't read! Its still very playable and I'd recommend it to any music/rhythm game lover!

Playing the music is just as much fun as tapping to it, and you can do a multi-player band!! Shame it'll never get a US release :angry:

If you like Band Bro's , you might wanna check out Custom Beat Battle, its a good mix of music/action and RPG to boot!

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What I played of the multiplayer was quite good, not good enough to make me buy it, but still good.

I think I preferred Electroplankton, I know it's not got a structure, but I spent more time with that than I did Band Brothers

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stu wrote:

Been playing this over the weekend, and whilst the style is lovely and everything works really well, it's soooo hard :(

I'm just no good at these games.

lol yeah i think you generally have to enjoy music games to play this it was hurting my brain cos of the amount of Ouendan EBA etc ive played now i have to use buttons WTF? but im sure if i got it id get the hang of it. Smoke on the waters guitar bit is fecking awesome though.

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Ben wrote:

I think I preferred Electroplankton, I know it's not got a structure, but I spent more time with that than I did Band Brothers

Did you use the Edit mode in Band Brothers, Ben? I've yet to unlock it but apparently the Pro Edit mode is pretty good.

I've spent the past few hours mucking about on this now, and I've started doing tracks where you use d-pad directions and ABXY buttons specifically, rather than the "any button will do" approach in the beginning.

The game is truly awesome and I recommend it to all who are even remotely interested in music/rhythm-action games, though this is slightly more towards rhythm than action.

I put this far above Electroplankton, for one thing it has co-op multi where one might play the bass part and the other the melody!

I've also got the expansion and it seems it adds a shit-load (35 I think) more songs to the list.

Here's a basic translation of the main stuff I ripped from GameFAQS....

Main menu

First row = single play, band play, edit

Second row = option, Demo play,amu {this button is noninteractive}

After clicking on options this is the menu

Options menu

First row = stereo, mono, surround, headphones

Second row = backlight

Third row = wireless

Fourth row = data

{the additional yellow text says it will reset your data}

5th row = enter your name

Instruments for individual songs

Ayumi Hamasaki - Seasons

Pan flute, pick bass, folk guitar 1, folk guitar 2, strings 1, strings 2,

rock drum

Chemistry - Point of No Return

Synthetic Reed 1, synthetic Reed 2, pick bass, folk guitar,

electric piano 1,electric piano 2, strings, synthetic drum

Mr. Children - Namonaki Uta

Harmonica, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2, folk guitar 1, folk guitar 2,

Alto saxophone, rock drum

Spitz - Sora mo Toberu Hazu

Harmonica, pick bass, folk guitar 1, folk guitar 2, folk guitar 3,

electric guitar,d guitar, rock drum

Orange Range - Shanghai Honey

Synthetic Reed 1, synthetic Reed 2, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2,

rock guitar, rock drum

KinKi Kids - Zenbu Dakishimete

Clarinet 1, clarinet 2,pick bass, folk guitar 1, folk guitar 2,d guitar,

rock organ, rock drum

Exile - Choo Choo Train

Alto saxophone, harmonica, synthetic bass, brass, strings 1,

strings 2, rock drum

Ai Otsuka - Sakuranbo

Synthetic bass, vibraphone, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2, brass 1,

brass 2,rock drum

Morning Musume - Renai Revolution 21 =

Synthetic Reed, pick bass, chorus, strings 1,strings 2,folk guitar 1,

folk guitar 2, rock drum

Aya Matsuura - Yeah! Meccha Holiday

Brass, synthetic bass, strings 1, strings 2,xylophone,d guitar 1

,d guitar 2,rock drum

Foster Medley

Vibraphone, acoustic bass, strings 1,strings 2,electric guitar 1,

electric guitar 2,electric guitar 3, rock drum

Christmas Medley

synthetic bass 1, synthetic bass 2, acoustic bass, strings 1,

strings 2,electric guitar 1, electric guitar 2,rock drum

Russian Medley

Brass, pick bass, strings 1, strings 2,vibraphone 1, vibraphone 2,

electric drum

Scott Joplin - The Entertainer

Synthetic bell, pick bass, brass, trumpet, trombone, rock drum

Children Songs Medley

brass, acoustic brass, d guitar 1,d guitar 2, vibraphone, strings,

rock drum

Dixieland Jazz - When the Saints Go Marching

Trumpet, acoustic bass, rock organ 1, rock organ 2, rock organ 3,

rock drum

World Songs Medley

Trumpet, acoustic bass, trombone 1, trombone 2, clarinet 1,clarinet 2,

Bongo set, rock drum

Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water

Alto saxophone, pick bass, rock guitar, synthetic Reed 1,

synthetic Reed 2,electric drum

Every Little Thing - Fragile (Opening to "Ainori")

Pan flute, pick bass, synthetic bell, piano 1,piano 2,d guitar, strings,

rock drum

Touch

Alto saxophone, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2, rock organ 1,

rock organ 2,rock drum

Ready steady go!

Synthetic bell, chorus, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2, rock guitar,

rock drum

Melissa

Alto saxophone, pick bass,d guitar 1,d guitar 2, strings 1,strings 2,

rock drum

Way of difference

Synthetic Reed , pick bass,d guitar, folk guitar, strings,

electric piano 1,electric piano 2

kirari sailor dream!

Soprano saxophone, synthetic bass, brass 1,brass 2,vibraphone,

piano 1,piano 2,synthetic drum

Special combat corps Power Ranger

Synthetic bell 1, synthetic bell 2, pick bass, strings 1,strings 2,

d guitar 1,d guitar 2, rock drum

Slow classic Medley

Violin, strings 1, strings 2, strings 3,contra bass

Four seasons {of late spring}

Strings 1, strings 2,strings 3,contra bass

Athletic Medley

Pipe organ, pick bass, strings, brass 1, brass 2,rock drum

Fire emblem

Strings 1, strings 2, tuba, trumpet, flute, timpani, orchestra set

Legend of Zelda Medley

brass 1, brass 2,tuba, ocarina, strings 1, strings 2,orchestra set

Kirby's star Medley

Ocarina, pick bass, strings, trumpet, electric piano, steel drum 1,

steel drum 2,rock drum

Mario Medley

steel drum 1, marimba, pick bass, folk guitar 1,folk guitar 2

,Bongo set

famcon mini Medley

famcon 1,famcon 2,famcon 3,famcon 4,famcon 5,synthetic drum

Pocket monster Medley {pokemon}

Strings, tuba, brass, horn, flute, timpani, orchestra set

f-zero Medley

Trumpet, pick bass, trombone, electric piano 1, electric piano 2

,rock drum

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Ive had this for a while but only recently purchased the expansion pack (i heard it was rare).

Whilst it is a great game, it hasnt ever compelled me to play for more than an hour at a time. To that end ive had it for nearly a year but im only about a third of the way through the main game which I take to be the Recording Ticket mode.

I personally wouldnt put this above Oendan, nor the second Ouendan. I also prefer Pinky Street Kira Kira Music Hour to Daigasso, but like Hendo says, its a must for rythem game fans.

HERE id the Wikipedia entry on the game, its worth a goosey.

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I spent about an hour or two on this before I went to bed last night (could be where my current nasty headache has come from) and I absolutely love it!

I'm on the 3rd main mode now and it's bastardly hard.

MIDI sounds FTW.

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Finally managed to get Stage 5 done (Scraped through with 6% left). I've had a go at the edit mode, and fuck me if I don't know anything about reading/writing music. So that was a waste of time!

You do unlock PRO mode though, where you have to hold down L and R when doing certain notes, such as R + Y or such. Now that is bastardly hard!

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  • 2 weeks later...

After not being able to sleep last night, I put Picross away and fired this back up. I finally did the last stage on Normal Mode! By gum it was hard.

But nothing can prepare you for the Pro Mode. Like Expert Mode on Guitar Hero, it's very much like having to play a real instrument as it's no longer as simple as just the face button or d-pad - like Sly says, at some points (fairly early on) I had to hold the 'R' button, down on the d-pad and the 'Y' button all at the same time.

:ohmy:

And that's only like a bar of music's worth - then you have to quickly change to something equally nutty.

It'll never be finished.

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  • 2 years later...

The Western version of this will be the sequel, DX, and the following tracks are confirmed:

ABC

Barbara Ann

Deeper Underground

Chariots of Fire

Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?

Every Breath You Take

I'm A Slave 4 U

I'm So Excited

Jungle Boogie

Lady Marmalade

Living In America

Material Girl

New York, New York

Our House

Smoke on the Water

Stop! In the Name of Love

The Final Countdown

The Pink Panther Theme

Walking on Sunshine

We Are the Champions

NES Classics Medley

F-Zero Medley

The Legend of Zelda Medley

Super Mario Kart Medley

Onigashima Medley

Super Mario Medley

Living In America, sweet. :)

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  • 1 month later...

so this was out the other week - anyone seen a copy in the shops? i certainly haven't.

preordered from zavvi but kept getting emails saying they were chasing their supplier about it or something so at the weekend, worried that this might become even harder to get hold of than it seemingly is at release, i changed my order to game and it arrived yesterday, there's 50 songs + the ability to download another 50. not much to say about it as it plays just the same as the others, its good fun but hard. there's some sort of kareoke mode too which i don't think is new just the menus in the second DS one were pretty confusing so i'll probably find a few features that seem new but aren't.

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